J.B. Handley: No Study Shows "Vaccines Didn't Cause My Son's Autism" | The Vaccine War | FRONTLINE | PBS A businessman whose son was diagnosed with autism, J.B. Handley co-founded the website Generation Rescue with his wife. It’s an autism advocacy site that has been highly effective in organizing a community of parents concerned about an autism-vaccine link. How did your life change when you discovered your son had autism? Everything changed from the day it happened. How old was he when this happened? He was just under 2 years old. How did you discover this? People sometimes talk about how these kids are diagnosed today at much higher rates, that we just have a more narrow filter, that parents are more paranoid. You don’t miss this. Did you know anything about autism at that time? I didn’t know the first thing about autism. How did you educate yourself? My wife and I both, from the day we had concerns about Jamison, we were on the Web trying to understand what is wrong with our son. What was the medical dogma about autism in terms of the cause? Why didn’t you accept that? What were you hearing?
Shingles vaccines can transform vaccinated people into “carriers” Shingles, also known as “zoster” or “herpes zoster,” will affect roughly 1 out of every 3 American adults during their lifetime. Estimates suggest that there are upwards of one million cases of shingles each year in the United States. The disease is caused by dormant varicella zoster virus — the same virus that causes chicken pox. But, did you know that the shingles vaccine could raise the risk of someone else getting chicken pox? Research on this very topic was published in 2011 by The Journal of Infectious Diseases. The team conducted an analysis of 36 male and female participants, all of whom were over the age of 60. The scientists note that the vaccine package’s insert notes that recipients should avoid contact with newborn infants, pregnant women who’ve not had chicken pox, and immuno-compromised individuals for an unspecified amount of time following inoculation. After administering the vaccine to the study participants, skin swab samples were gathered at the site of injection.
A University of Pittsburgh study showed vaccines altered the behavior in monkeys. Someone did perform safety studies the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) should have mandated be performed and vetted BEFORE numerous vaccines were released into the public sector for mass vaccinations. Lead investigator Laura Hewitson, PhD, probably dropped a bombshell when she and her colleagues completed a macaque monkey (primates) study of the very same vaccines given to children during 1994-1999, i.e., the Measles-Mumps-Rubella (MMR) vaccine and several Thimerosal mercury-containing vaccines injected into children during that time frame when the autism spectrum disorder skyrocketed. Congress needs to consider seriously the Hewitson, et al. report that stated: That alone should be the explicit reason for duplicating the monkey study with independent non-pharmaceutical industry conflict of interest scientists. This author’s retort to Mr.
Vaccines | Autism The groundbreaking research findings presented at the International Meeting for Autism Research (IMFAR) in London, England, have revealed that young macaque monkeys given the typical CDC-recommended vaccination schedule from the 1990s, and in appropriate doses for the monkeys’ sizes and ages, tended to develop autism symptoms. Their unvaccinated counterparts, on the other hand, developed no such symptoms, which points to a strong connection between vaccines and autism spectrum disorders. This development which deconstructs mainstream myth that vaccines are safe and pose no risk of autism, was brought on by after studies on the type of proper safety research on typical childhood vaccination schedules that the U.S. Also administered was the controversial measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine, which has been linked time and time again to causing autism and various other serious, and often irreversible, health problems in children. related Related posts: Like this: Like Loading...
Professor Chris Exley on the Deaf Ear Turned Toward His Autism Aluminum Research - AGE OF AUTISM Note: Chris Exley Professor in Bioinorganic Chemistry Keele University Honorary Professor, UHI Millennium Institute Group Leader - Bioinorganic Chemistry Laboratory at Keelepublished expresses what so many brave scientists before him have encountered when their results challenge the status quo. He calls the refusal to cover his science "the din of silence." We know it's a playbook straight out of the age of Big Tobacco. Cover up. Shut up. Shut down. By Professor Chris Exley Sometimes silence can speak volumes. The research showed that individuals who died with an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) had very high levels of aluminium in their brain tissue. In an interview immediately following presentation of this research, I expressed my opinion that these new data had forced me to change my mind about a putative role for aluminium in autism.
Biologist Proves Measles Isn't A Virus, Wins Supreme Court Case Against Doctor In a recent ruling, judges at the German Federal Supreme Court (BGH) confirmed that the measles viru... In a recent ruling, judges at the German Federal Supreme Court (BGH) confirmed that the measles virus does not exist. Furthermore, there is not a single scientific study in the world which could prove the existence of the virus in any scientific literature. This raises the question of what was actually injected into millions over the past few decades. Not a single scientist, immunologist, infectious disease specialist or medical doctor has ever been able to establish a scientific foundation, not only for the vaccination of measles but any vaccination for infants, pregnant women, the elderly and even many adult subgroups. The fact that many vaccines are ineffective is becoming increasingly apparent. Studies such as one published in the Human and Experimental Toxicology journal found a direct statistical correlation between higher vaccine doses and infant mortality rates. MMR Vaccine Prof.
MMR vaccination - eightfold autism risk A re-run of the 2002 Danish MMR vaccination - autism study [2], but this time also including children aged five and over, rather than cutting off at four years old, found that the Danish autism rate had in fact risen eightfold over the period since the introduction of the MMR vaccination. [3] The children aged five and over were added in because, in Denmark, a diagnosis of autism is never made until the age of five, so you would not expect to find any diagnoses of autism in the four and unders. The researchers accepted that they have not proven a link between MMR and autism, but claimed to have shown that the original study was fundamentally flawed. A re-analysis of just the data used by the original 2002 Danish study by Dr Samy Suissa of McGill University in Montreal (Canada) [4] came up with an even more astonishing result. None of the above won any mainstream media attention. Research or propaganda? and going back in MMR history ... 1. 2. 3. 4.
U.S. Government Concedes That Mercury Causes Autism The U.S. government has concluded that childhood vaccines contributed to symptoms of autism in 9-year-old Hannah Poling. The unprecedented concession was in response to one of three test cases that allege the mercury-containing vaccine preservative thimerosal caused autism in children. According to the case, the child was healthy and developing normally until her 18-month well-baby visit, where she received vaccinations for nine diseases, two of which contained thimerosal. Within 48 hours of the shots, Hannah become ill, refused to walk and could not sleep through the night. According to U.S. Although federal officials continue to say there is no link between autism and vaccines, this concession says otherwise. The U.S. There are currently 4,900 autism cases pending in Federal "Vaccine Court." Protect Your Right to Informed Consent and Defend Vaccine Exemptions THINK GLOBALLY, ACT LOCALLY. Share Your Story with the Media and People You Know Internet Resources Where You Can Learn More